ISRO on Friday sent off it's SSLV-D2 from Satish Dhawan Space Centre at Sriharikota and effectively positioned the earth perception Satellite EOS-07 and two co-traveller satellites ---Jsnus-1 and AzaadiSat -2-- in a 450 km round circle around the earth.
In ISRO's most memorable send off of 2023 , the 34- meter tall rocket took off toward the Finnish of a six-and-a-half hour commencement at around 9:18 am. The send off comes a long time after the halfway disappointment of the trip of this KV because of a circle irregularity and deviation in the flight way of the rocket.
The target of ISRO's main goal, which endured 15 minutes , is all to out these three satellites in a circle around the Earth EOS-07 is a 156.3 kg satellite which has been planned , created and acknowledged by ISRO.
"At present, we are getting ready for the following send off of GSLV Imprint III prompting the send off of OneWeb India 236 satellites.
So are getting ready for that send . This send off will happen around mid-walk." ISRO Chairman S. Somnath said during a public interview.
